Was Justice Served? A Critical Look At The Lewinsky Case. - OpenSIPS Trunking Solutions
Overview
On this day in 1998, a federal judge ruled that secret service agents assigned to protect president bill clinton had to testify before a grand jury investigating the monica lewinsky scandal.
As part of the justice department brief, sources say former secret service personnel argued confidentiality is critical to the service's ability to protect the president.
Washington three federal appeals court judges were skeptical friday about the justice departments attempt to excuse secret service employees from testifying in the monica s.
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On , the spokesman for independent counsel kenneth w.
Starr declared that the office's monica lewinsky investigation is not about sex.
This case is about perjury, subornation of perjury, witness tampering, obstruction of justice.
That is what this case is about.